Props to you! I actually never thought about the online aspect. Most people blatantly state they hate the keyboard and mouse and really give no reasonings why, that's a very valid one that I never thought of. :)

I never stated the PC did have generations, not directly at any rate.

Don't know .. . don't care. Both machines look impressive, and I expect great stuff from them both. I couldn't care less about the gap - however big or small. As long as multiplatform games are not gimped on my platform of choice I'm happy, and for the other platform as well. It would be good if people didn't have to experience gimped versions of a game, irrespective of their preferred platform.

I can aim with a mouse but I am trash at walking using a keyboard and I could never get used to it. Recently I tried using a move navigation controller on the pc using ds3 tool but still no dice it was next to impossible trying to use both at the same time (software and compatability issues).

I did that one on purpose ;)

It's ok to admit that u can't rebuttal my statements ;)

Alright,I'm out to play some Halo on 360! Take care :)

I can simply add one word to that and say: "The best looking games this console generation wasn't even on the PS3 or Xbox 360, it was on the PC."
Thus, you have taken it out of context.

If you want to get into cost, remember... Online gaming is free, games are significantly cheaper.
Over an entire consoles life, if you bought 100 games, you could have literally save thousands in software purchases by going with the PC. - That easily makes up for the hardware cost in my eyes.

Yes but you'll probably have to upgrade during the gen and can't get exclusives

You will not notice inherent graphics differences in the games. Whatever differences there will be will be marginal and not important.

What IS important is how the architecture makes developing EASIER, not prettier. PS4's RAM is certainly fast, but I'm far more interested in how developers will be able to make games faster, smoother, and just flat out better thanks to the easier architecture.

Considering the gap is a decent amount bigger than that between the PS3 and 360, of which we can see a pretty clear differences in their exclusives, I'd say it counts for a bit more than bragging right :P As for multi plats though, I doubt it'll count for much at all. Maybe a slightly higher or more stable fps for the PS4 version, but nobody is likely to notice without playing both.

Well, like others have said the difference between the PS3 and the Xbox 360.

But it is a little more complected than just the GPU and the other hardware differences. The Xbox One will use DirectX 11.2 (something) the PS4 will use OpenGL (and/or possible license a DirectX 11 from Microsoft) OpenGL used to be the better platform, but in my opinion since around DirectX 6, the DX version has been better. (The original Xbox is DirectX 8, the X360 DX is 9C.)

The later Uncharted's look great, but so does Halo 4. They are both pushing those great graphics on the older systems. (I am looking forward to Halo 5 at 60fps.)

Visually, I think we will have things similar to this gen, where we have a visibly noticeable less powerful WiiU and the visibly about the same 1080P HD Twins.

As far as PC's, they sort of have their own generation. Yes, we get better hardware - more goddies, better frame rates, etc. but that's trimmings. We will probably not see huge increases until DirectX 12, which is probably not coming out till Windows 9. Which is probably at least a few years away.